ECO 348
4 credits
Development of analytical techniques (such as linear programming and statistical decision theory) for making economic decisions, both in public and private enterprises. The student makes decisions on large-scale and detailed cases in realistic managerial situations and is introduced to the use of the computer. May not be taken for credit after BUS 249. Not for credit in addition to the discontinued BUS 349.
ECO 303Intermediate Microeconomic TheoryC or higher
C or higher in ECO 303
Not on any schedule we have.